Actually, I think the answer is that use or lose goes by calendar year, and not end of pay year.
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Actually, I think the answer is that use or lose goes by calendar year, and not end of pay year.
I am seeing conflicting information. Will 2022 have 26 or 27 pay periods? This matters because if I retire 12/31/2022 will I be able to cash out up to 448 hours of A/L or not.
I may consider Turbo tax in the future. But I like how H&R gives a 3.5% refund bonus when applied to and Amazon gift card (And we do a lot of Amazon business). I tried both 1099-R and CSA 1099-R....
I have seen calculations that show that it may take 30 years to break even if you contribute to Roth vs. Traditional. But this does not take in account of what happens at 72 when min distributions...
Thanks, I will try the 2a (which is lower than 1) and see what happens. BTW, the OPM statement uses box 12 instead of 14 for State tax withheld. I wish these forms were more consistent across...
My wife recently retired from Federal Gov and I using H&R block software to do our taxes. The problem is that it wont let me electronically file the state taxes (MD) because we are missing State...
I have a question concerning building up a big chunk of A/L to get a nice payout when you retire. If I retire December 31th, this year with over 400 hours A/L, is the payout considered income for...
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